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AXEL TCP/IP Terminal AX3000 Models 65 and 65E AXEL TCP/IP Terminal AX3000 models 65 and 65E Installing and Using the Axel-VNCviewer May 2002 - Ref.: AXVNCE-13 The reproduction of this material, in part or whole, is strictly prohibited. For additional information, please contact: 14 Avenue du Québec Bât. K2 - BP 728 91962 Courtabœuf cedex - FRANCE Tel.: 33 1.69.28.27.27 Fax: 33 1.69.28.82.04 Email: [email protected] The information in this document is subject to change without notice. AXEL assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective holders. © - 2000-2002 - AXEL - All Rights Reserved. NOTES The Axel-VNCviewer is the AX3000 TCP/IP Platine Terminal model 65 or 65E equipped with VNC firmware. In this document we assume that the AX3000 has been fitted with this firmware. This documentation deals only with features specific to the Axel-VNCviewer. We assume that the reader is already familiar with the AX3000 set up procedures. For more information, please read the AX3000 TCP/IP - User's Manual. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 - INTRODUCTION............................................................................................ 1 2 - SETTING UP THE PLATINE ......................................................................... 3 2.1 - SETTING UP A VNC SESSION .............................................................. 4 2.2 - SETTING UP THE MOUSE..................................................................... 6 2.2.1 - PS/2 Mouse....................................................................................... 6 2.2.2 - Serial 2-button Mouse ....................................................................... 6 3 - CONFIGURING VNC ON THE UNIX/LINUX SERVER ................................. 7 3.1 - PREREQUISITS ...................................................................................... 8 3.2 - THE CONFIGURATION UTILITY: AXVNC ............................................. 8 3.2.1 - VNC Terminals with Login............................................................... 10 3.2.2 - VNC Terminal without Login............................................................ 11 3.3 - MANUALLY CONFIGURING THE UNIX/LINUX SERVER.................... 13 3.3.1 - LINUX.............................................................................................. 14 3.3.2 - SCO OPENSERVER ...................................................................... 19 3.3.3 - UNIXWARE 7.................................................................................. 21 3.3.4 - OPEN UNIX 8 ................................................................................. 22 3.3.5 - AIX................................................................................................... 23 3.3.6 - SUN OS 5.6 .................................................................................... 25 3.3.8 - HP-UX 11 ........................................................................................ 26 4 - USING THE AX3000 .................................................................................... 27 4.1 - OPENING A SESSION.......................................................................... 28 4.2 - DISCONNECTING................................................................................. 28 4.2.1 - Log out ............................................................................................ 28 4.2.2 - Voluntary Disconnection ................................................................. 28 4.2.3 - Forced Disconnection ..................................................................... 29 5 - TECHNICAL INFORMATION ...................................................................... 30 5.1 - VNC SESSION ...................................................................................... 31 5.2 - TEXT-BASED SESSION ....................................................................... 31 6 - GOING FURTHER WITH VNC .....................................................................33 6.1 - VNC AUTHENTICATION .......................................................................34 6.2 - SHARABLE VNC SESSION ...................................................................36 6.3 - XVNC DAEMON.....................................................................................37 6.4 - USING A DIFFERENT RESOLUTION ...................................................38 6.4.1 - Checking Available Resolutions.......................................................38 6.4.2 - Setting-Up the AX3000 ....................................................................38 6.4.3 - Setting-Up Xvnc ...............................................................................38 6.5 - RUNNING SOFTWARE WITHOUT DISPLAY MANAGER OR DESKTOP.......................................................................................................39 6.5.1 - The RunScriptVNC Script ................................................................40 6.5.2 - Internet Terminal: Automatically Running Netscape........................41 6.5.3 - Windows Terminal: Automatically Running Rdesktop .....................41 6.6 - USING (X)INETD WITH KDE 2.2...........................................................43 6.6.1 - Updating the inetd or xinetd Environment........................................43 6.6.2 - Checking Access Rights ..................................................................45 6.6.3 - Enabling XDMCP .............................................................................45 6.7 - COLOUR CLASS....................................................................................46 7 - TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................................................47 7.1 - THE AX3000 DISPLAY IS BLACK OR DISTORTED .............................48 7.2 - AX3000 FONTS ARE NOT AS EXCEPTED ..........................................49 7.3 - LINUX: 'WHO' COMMAND DOESN'T LIST VNC USERS .....................50 7.4 - RED HAT: DPMS ERROR MESSAGE...................................................51 7.5 - SCO: KEYBOARD DIFFICULTIES WITH SCOTERM ...........................51 7.6 - XVNC: ERROR MESSAGE "HOST UNWILLING" .................................51 7.7 - XVNC: ERROR MESSAGE "FONT FIXED"...........................................52 - 1 - INTRODUCTION Installing and Using the Axel-VNCviewer 1 The VNC protocol enables a remote graphical display on the Axel-VNCviewer. The image is constructed, maintained and updated within the Unix server’s frame buffer, and transmitted across the TCP/IP network. Note: this protocol is public and the associated software is free. For more information please see http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc. VNC protocol information: - Server side: the VNC server daemon (Xvnc) is required. This software is an X server with embedded VNC. - Client side (called VNC viewer): the AX3000 must support VNC. - VNC protocol key points: display update requests are sent by the viewer. An update request can be incremental (the part of the display that changed is transmitted) or total (the complete display is updated). 2 Installing and Using the Axel-VNCviewer - 2 - SETTING UP THE PLATINE Installing and Using the Axel-VNCviewer 3 2.1 - SETTING UP A VNC SESSION This chapter deals only with the VNC session set-up. We assume that the other set-up parameters (such as AX3000 IP address, hosts, routers, etc.) have been already set. For more information please read AX3000 TCP/IP - User's Manual. To set-up a VNC session, enter the AX3000 Set-Up (<Ctrl><Alt><Esc>) select [Configuration]→[Terminal]→[Session X] (where X is the session number). The following dialog box is displayed: Set the following parameters: - Protocol: vnc - Host: the hostname on which the Xvnc daemon is run - TCP Port: numeric value associated with the DISPLAY environment (see Chapter 3): 5901 : DISPLAY = 1 5902 : DISPLAY = 2 …. - Auto Connection: yes or no, to automatically connect this session on power up. 4 Installing and Using the Axel-VNCviewer - Auto Reconnection: yes or no, to automatically connect this session on re-connection. - General Parameters: press <Space> to display the following box: These parameters are: - Resolution: the default resolution of a VNC session is 800x600. Press <Space> to change to 1024x768. Note: to check if the 1024x768 resolution is available refer to Chapter 6.4. - Shared Session and Keyboard and Mouse Ignored: these parameters allow several VNC terminals to share the same graphical display. For more information, refer to Chapter 6.2. - Local Mouse Cursor: if 'yes', the local mouse cursor location is indicated by a little square pointer (2x2 pixels). This could be useful when the local mouse cursor location is different from the VNC cursor location (for example when the Unix/Linux box or the network are overloaded). - Emulate a 3-button Mouse: if 'yes', the mouse middle button is emulated by clicking both left and right buttons. - Mouse Accelerator: if 'yes', the AX3000 speeds up the mouse cursor. Note: after exiting set-up, we advise a power-cycle of the AX3000. Installing and Using the Axel-VNCviewer 5 2.2 - SETTING UP THE MOUSE The VNC Platine Terminal controls either PS/2 mouse or a serial 2-button mouse. 2.2.1 - PS/2 Mouse The PS/2 mouse is automatically enabled when a VNC session is set. In event of problem, enter the AX3000 Set-Up (<Ctrl><Alt><Esc>) and select the [Configuration]→[Terminal]→[General] menu. Within the displayed dialog box, set the "Mouse" parameter to "PS2". 2.2.2 - Serial 2-button Mouse Attach this mouse to the AUX2 port (if needed, use
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